2021 Mazda CX-5 Daily Gazette Review | The Daily Gazette
SECTIONS
Lyons on Wheels
The compact crossover class is second only to full size pickups in overall vehicle sales in the U.S. The combination of versatility and economy appeals to a broad spectrum of buyers. Mazda’s entry in the segment is the CX-5, which was introduced in 2013. Seven trim levels are offered: Sport, Touring, Carbon Edition, Carbon Edition Touring, Grand Touring, Grand Touring Reserve and Signature. Starting prices range from $25,270-$35,285. All Wheel Drive is standard on the top two trims; and all other levels can add AWD for $ 1,400.
This is the fifth year of CX-5’s second generation. Highlights for 2021 include the latest version of Mazda’s infotainment system, with a larger center screen. The 10.25″ panoramic shaped display replaces the former 7″ screen on all trim levels. The system is compatible with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. A smartphone app allows access to